Before changing sides between the posts, after the break, scorer: Keeper Stefan Schwinghammer was the decisive man in the friendly against SV Raisting.
Raisting - The vacation time is to blame. 1. FC Garmisch-Partenkirchen had to compete for the test match in Raisting with a completely unfamiliar line-up. The massive bloodletting could not be overlooked in the game idea. Nevertheless, the result was befitting - the Werdenfels won the district division 3-0.
Stefan Schwinghammer played a major role in the success. But not because the goalkeeper of 1. FC defused a number of chances for the hosts. In the first 45 minutes, in which Schwinghammer was guarding the box, SV Raisting counted two noteworthy approaches to the FC penalty area, plus a hit on the lower edge of the crossbar after inattentiveness by the back team. Schwinghammer was always wide awake.
Swinging hammer as double scorer man of the game
For the break he slipped into the center forward's jersey that had been cut for him that late afternoon. With kickers like Momo Diaby, Moritz Müller, Florian Scheck, Michael Rauch or Jonas Poniewaz, half of the starting eleven was missing from the Garmisch-Partenkirchen team. And as is well known, the Ohlstädter has never been a bad kicker. In previous years, Schwinghammer was often involved in training games. "He can do it and knows where a striker has to be," said Beqir Loshi, praising the interim attacker's performance.
Loshi represented head coach Christoph Saller, who is currently on vacation. Schwinghammer replaced the faction around Müller and Poniewaz in the front line. In the end, the balance sheet was very simple: Schwinghammer was without a doubt the man of the game as a double scorer. At first, a corner kick suddenly fell at his feet despite the massive number of Raistinger defenders, and later the 26-year-old completed a counterattack to the final score.
1. FC Garmisch-Partenkirchen: poor performance before the break
In between, Florian Langenegger was another influential player in this game. Langenegger tore the organization together with Maxi Heringer and Dominik Schubert, who acted as central defender alongside Mechat Bekombo. At this point the compensation worked very well. In the areas of coordination and game flow, you could clearly see the numerous missing players. "We weren't in peace on the ball, we were way too hectic," complained Loshi. The fact that players like Bekombo, Julian Ademi or Lukas Kunzendorf have not been able to train much recently did the rest.
In particular, the first part of the game was not a hit sheet from the FC's point of view. After the break, Loshi saw 20 “good minutes” before a “listless phase” crept in again. But he doesn't want that to be seen as too negative. This is the result of a "hard week of training" in which the coach focused more on building muscles and working on the ball.
1. FC Garmisch-Partenkirchen wonders about the audience in Raisting
Meanwhile, the circumstances at the Raistinger sports facility seemed a bit bizarre. As if the corona pandemic was long in the past, the teams came out of the dressing room mixed, the reserve players waived a minimum distance and face mask on both sides. In general, there was little to be seen of the association's guidelines.
16 spectators, counted by hand, gathered on the freely accessible sports field and bluntly followed the action under the stands and on the boards. With the exception of SVR coach Johannes Franz, there were no responsible persons to be identified. "We've had a few test matches now, but I've never seen anything like it"; Loshi also wondered about the events.
( OLIVER RABUSER )